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...access-date=}}</ref> although the same result is expected to hold in the [[scaling limit|continuum limit]]. The theorem shows that the naive interpretation of ...ries are fields transformations acting the same way everywhere while local symmetries act on fields in a position dependent way. The latter correspond to redunda ...

...ie groups are [[Translation (geometry)|translations]], [[rotations]] and [[Scaling (geometry)|scalings]]. ...tinuous symmetries]] opposed to, for example, [[discrete symmetry|discrete symmetries]]. The literature for this theory can be found, among other places, in thes ...

...the development of specialized architectures that incorporate the inherent symmetries of neural networks, such as permutation and scale invariance. ...of learning in weight spaces is understanding and leveraging the inherent symmetries present in neural network architectures. For Multilayer Perceptrons (MLPs), ...

...anfred|date=2017-02-07|title=Correlation length, universality classes, and scaling laws associated with topological phase transitions|journal=Physical Review ...k \, \, F(\mathbf{k}, {\bf M}).</math>Depending on the dimensionality and symmetries of the system, the curvature function can be a [[Berry connection and curva ...

...on]] (such as [[Translation (geometry)|translation]], [[Scaling (geometry)|scaling]], [[Rotation (mathematics)|rotation]] or [[Reflection (mathematics)|reflec The types of symmetries that are possible for a geometric object depend on the set of [[geometric t ...

...ohedron has [[central inversion]] symmetry,{{r|alexandrov}} but additional symmetries are possible with an appropriate choice of the generating segments.{{r|tutt ==Symmetries== ...

...correlator, where both ''x,y'' are integrated over space. The large-''E'' scaling can be computed in explicit theories; in general it goes as where <math>\Delta_\mathcal{V}</math> is the scaling or mass dimension of the operator <math>\mathcal{V}</math> and ''c'' is so ...

What is special to two dimensions is that the [[scaling dimension]] of the free boson <math> \phi </math> vanishes. This permits th == Symmetries == ...

...field]] in gauge gravitation theory. [[Gauge symmetry (mathematics)|Gauge symmetries]] of metric-affine gravitation theory are [[general covariant transformatio ...m, e.g., a [[Noether's theorem|Noether current]] of a [[conformal symmetry|scaling symmetry]]. ...

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...journal |last1=Bigun |first1=Josef |title=Pattern Recognition in Images by Symmetries and Coordinate Transformations |journal=Computer Vision and Image Understan ...1D function <math>g</math> then, the image <math>f</math> is invariant to scaling (w.r.t. the origin). ...

...e of all possible running couplings <math>\{c_{n} \}</math> allowed by the symmetries of the problem. As schematically shown in the figure, at the microscopic ul ...zation group flow in the theory space of all possible couplings allowed by symmetries.]] ...

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Doyle spirals have symmetries that combine scaling and rotation around the central point (or translation and rotation, in the ...infinity of hyperbolic space and lifting the symmetries of each spiral to symmetries of the space {{nowrap|itself.{{r|cusp}}}} ...

* M. Henkel, J. Unterberger, "Schrödinger-invariance and space-time symmetries", ''Nucl. Phys.'' '''B660''', 407 (2003) ...leimling, ''Non-equilibrium phase transitions, vol 2: ageing and dynamical scaling far from equilibrium'', (Springer, Heidelberg 2010) ...

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...e a one-dimensional [[symmetry group]] but not a two-dimensional family of symmetries. There exist binary tilings with tiles of arbitrarily small area. ...ion]]) that takes one tile to the other. But a binary tiling does not have symmetries that take every tile to every other tile. For instance, for the four tiles ...

...nal|arxiv=chao-dyn/9506010|doi=10.1103/PhysRevLett.75.3834|title=Anomalous Scaling of the Passive Scalar|year=1995|last1=Gawedzki|first1=Krzysztof|last2=Kupia ...te book|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=Gt49AQAAIAAJ|title = Quantum Symmetries|isbn = 9780444828675|editor=Connes, Alain|editor-link=Alain Connes|editor2= ...

== Symmetries == ...ce]] <math>\Lambda = \pi_3\mathbb{Z} \oplus \pi_3\omega\mathbb{Z}</math> a scaling of the Eisenstein integers, can be defined as:<ref>Reinhardt & Walker (2010 ...

=== Symmetries === ...ings model as described above exhibits two [[Symmetry in quantum mechanics|symmetries]] arising from the Hamiltonian's [[Commutator|commutation]]<ref name="Tavis ...